First printed in 1995 by Gray Zeitz of the beloved Larkspur Press in Monterey, Kentucky, this gift edition is a beautiful reproduction of Wendell Berry's book-length poem, illustrated with the original drawings by Carolyn Whitesel.
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“We know... nature includes us. It is not a place into which we reach from some safe standpoint outside it. We are in it & are a part of it while we use it. If it does not thrive we cannot thrive. The appropriate measure of farming then is the world’s health & ours" Wendell Berry
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"Miller and Bernabo also keep their cameras trained...on hope. We meet a couple who are using Wendell Berry-style sustainable farming. We meet entrepreneurs at a local kitchen cabinet maker. We hear some ideas, from legalizing weed to expanding tourism." https://t.co/1cBZsfciub
"Literature-loving, farmer-appreciating foodies are bound to love the thoughtful gift that is a pocket-size, book-length poem by none other than famed Kentucky farmer, writer, and farmers' rights champion Wendell Berry . . . Counterpoint Press's new collector's edition ($19) is a beautiful reproduction, complete with original drawings by Carolyn Whitesel." --Katie O'Reilly, Sierra
"Readers of Wendell Berry, the Kentucky farmer and poet, will love to give or receive this collector's edition reproduction of one of his book-length poems." --Garden & Gun
"The newly released book The Farm by Wendell Berry is a worthwhile purchase simply for its beauty. A trade reprint of the hard-to-find letterpress edition by Kentucky's Larkspur Press, this new book retains the elegance of the original . . . It seems at the very heart of this work, Berry is describing a way of being, one rooted in the love of and care for a particular place." --Englewood Review of Books